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Subject: Chemical Safety Headlines From Google (8 articles)

Chemical Safety Headlines =46rom Google
Friday, August 26, 2011 9:19:30 AM

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Table of Contents (8 a rticles)

3 SENT TO HOSPITAL AFTER HAZMAT SITUATION IN MURRYSVILLE
Tags: us_PA, public, rel ease, injury, ammonia

NWCN.COM WASHINGTON
Tags: us_WA, public, exp losion, injury, unknown_chemical

GAS LEAK FORCES EVACUATIONS IN STAMFORD
Tags: us_CT, industria l, release, response, propane

RESIDENTS BACK AFTER APARTMENT EXPLOSION
Tags: us_FL, public , explosion, response, meth_lab

CHEMICAL REACTION PROMPTS EVACUATION AT HARLINGEN B USINESS
Tags: us_TX, industrial, release, response, unknown_chemical

FOURTH FIRE THIS YEAR ST RIKES REFINERY THAT RELIES ON TOXIC ACID
Tags: us_PA, industrial, fire, response, pet roleum

EASTERN ARIZONA COURIER
Tags: us_AZ, transportation, release, injury, unknown_chemica l

RADIO NETHERLANDS WORLDWIDE
Tags: Netherlands, industrial, fire, response, unknown_chemical, follow-up


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3 SENT TO HOSPITAL AFTER HAZMAT SITUATION IN MURRYSVILLE
http://www.wpxi.com/ne ws/28978021/detail.html
Tags: us_PA, public, release, injury, ammonia

MURRYSVILLE, Pa. -- A Ha zmat situation at a Murrysville business sent three people to the hospital o n Thursday, emergency officials said.
Westmoreland County 911 dispatchers said about 20 gallon s of ammonia spilled at Murrysville General Product and Supply.
Emergency officials said the b uilding on Technology Drive was evacuated after the spill.
There is no word on the names and c onditions of the victims.

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NWCN.COM WAS HINGTON
http://www.nwcn.com/home/? fId=128377928&amp;fPath=/news/local&amp;fDomain=10202< /font>
Tags: us_WA, publ ic, explosion, injury, unknown_chemical

NEWBERG -- An early morning explosion at a B est Western motel in Newberg sent one man to the hospital by Lifeflight and a woman and child to the hospital by ambulance.
The 3 a.m. blast also forced about 1 23 motel guests at 2211 Portland Road to evacuate into the parking l ot, according to Capt. Jeff Kosmicki.
The man - later identified as Christopher Heidt, 29, of M cMinnville - was found in the hallway with critical burn injuries. He was no t breathing on his own and was listed in critical condition at last report.< /font>

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